Sentence examples for less delineated from inspiring English sources

Cell morphology was similar at day 12 post-differentiation, although muscle cells appeared less delineated in the three cell cultures (data not shown).

"Each artist carries an emotional undercurrent work that clearly defines mood while leaving a narrative direction less delineated," Kauffman adds.

Less holy subjects, but no less carefully delineated, are Rembrandt's nudes, male and female, and his depictions of intimate acts.

Almost all information on reproductive coherence in plants species is due to gene flow studies between more or less artificially delineated units or stands [ 2- 4] and (less frequently) to mating relations (for tree species see e.g. [ 5- 7]) within such stands.

It has worked in all of those areas in the past, but they were less clearly delineated.

This debate is less clearly delineated.

Western political theory has traditionally presupposed the existence of territorially bound communities, whose borders can be more or less neatly delineated from those of other communities.

In Thailand, criteria for EPTB diagnosis are less clearly delineated.

By contrast, although still clearly present, these structures were less well delineated in neb skeletal muscle.

Hence, with this antibody the tumour was less well delineated from the adjacent normal tissues.

Although there is little doubt that primates and other animals can represent their worlds in terms of mental concepts, these concepts may be less clearly delineated compared to what is present in humans.